Soggy Bathmats, Loud Chewing And A Sea Of Raised Phones: 80 Petty Things That Get On People’s Nerves

Driving slow in the passing lane.

Cyclists blowing past you on a pedestrian path at 20 mph without yelling out "on your left" or indicating with a bell. I walk my dog and she will act a fool the 1 out of 100 timss and if you hit her, I will hit you.

Cars not looking before they turn right or left at a pedestrian crosswalk that is signaling that pedestrians are crossing. At this point i just hate cars now.

And finally any coworker who makes more than me and does absolutely jack all while I have to clean up their mess for 2 dollars less.

Not waiting until people exit the elevator before getting on.

Old people that want to talk about God.

I get it, you're concerned for your soul. I just didn't want to be rude when you started talking to me, but I'm not really open to discussing my beliefs with strangers.

When someone eats loudly and chews with their mouth open. My husband does this and it aggravates me.

People not having basic manners and courtesies.

When someone pops over into the right lane to be "first" in line to block like 7 cars trying to trun right for the duration of the red light.

Seeing kids not wearing helmets on their bikes or scooters! If they fall, their face could be disfigured for life!

People who act the victim, crying as soon as they’re in the wrong nothing makes me want to smack a person more.

Standing in a parking stall to save it for a friend 15 minutes away should be illegal.

Or people biking at night with dark clothing and no lights. They are going to get run over and blame the driver.

Someone not giving a courtesy wave after I let them over or merge in traffic (or someone not saying thank you after someone holds the door open for them).

Misbehaving children in public who are obviously making their parents miserable too but they won’t correct them.

Somebody creating any issue for other people because of lack of foresight / poor planning.

If someone has a problem with you/me but they choose not to say it to your face but talk behind your back.

Also making fun behind the persons back.

Parking rudely or selfishly which generally means illegally today. Like the lady who parked her car right in the nonparking area in front of the disabled ramp and only exit from the sidewalk in front of where everyone parks for kids soccer games. My wagon with our chairs in it might have bumped into her car like 3 times on the way out. Oops.

Stacking dirty dishes in the sink, when the dishwasher is on, in a communal workspace. Hand wash your one cup - especially since your team aren't even on the kitchen roster!

Telling me to do something I was planning on doing anyway... remember when you were a kid and you would wake up on a Saturday morning and think today I’m gonna clean my room, and then one of your parents immediately pops their head in your door and says hey clean your room? Bubble popped! I hated it then and I hate it now.

It's a tie:

1. Mobile phone use while driving

2. DWI / OUI: Exhibit A: Regarding bars that aren't located in a city (because there should be reliable public transportation), how are these folks getting home?

People that make being "stressed out" their personality are both boring and annoying.